Cardiac arrest patient returns to thank Arnold FES personnel

Phillip Worley, second from right, poses for a photo with Arnold Air Force Base Fire and Emergency Services personnel, from left, Lonnie Brown, a crew chief; Shane Clark, a paramedic; and Gary Horn, an assistant chief, June 23, 2022, at Arnold Air Force Base, Tennessee. Worley visited Arnold AFB to express his gratitude to Arnold FES personnel for saving his life after he went into cardiac arrest in 2019. Worley was working for a contractor on base at the time. Two coworkers performed CPR until Arnold FES arrived. Brown, Clark and Horn responded, along with Kip Luttrell, a crew chief, and Brandon Gunn, a driver, and successfully performed advanced cardiac life support procedures. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)

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Cardiac arrest patient returns to thank Arnold FES personnel

Phillip Worley, front row third from right, poses for a photo with Arnold Air Force Base Fire and Emergency Services personnel June 23, 2022, at Arnold Air Force Base, Tennessee. Worley visited Arnold AFB to express his gratitude to Arnold FES personnel for saving his life after he went into cardiac arrest in 2019. Worley was working for a contractor on base at the time. Two coworkers performed CPR until Arnold FES arrived. Brown, Clark and Horn responded, along with Kip Luttrell, a crew chief, and Brandon Gunn, a driver, and successfully performed advanced cardiac life support procedures. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)

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Cardiac arrest patient returns to thank Arnold FES personnel

Published July 11, 2022
By Jill Pickett
AEDC Public Affairs

ARNOLD AIR FORCE BASE, Tenn. -- Phillip Worley, second from right, poses for a photo with Arnold Air Force Base Fire and Emergency Services personnel, from left, Lonnie Brown, a crew chief; Shane Clark, a paramedic; and Gary Horn, an assistant chief, June 23, 2022, at Arnold Air Force Base, Tennessee. Worley visited Arnold AFB to express his gratitude to Arnold FES personnel for saving his life after he went into cardiac arrest in 2019. Worley was working for a contractor on base at the time. Two coworkers performed CPR until Arnold FES arrived. Brown, Clark and Horn responded, along with Kip Luttrell, a crew chief, and Brandon Gunn, a driver, and successfully performed advanced cardiac life support procedures. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)